Friday, January 18, 2008

Collection of Active Open Source Projects for Health Care

Filed under: Informatics

Open source software has been extremely successful in various technology sectors but has been slow to grow in the health care industry. However, OSS serves a vital role by breeding innovation at a break neck pace. A new blog has a decent summary of active OSS programs for the health care market.

Available categories include:
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  • Clinical Research

  • DICOM Tool

  • DICOM Viewer / Server

  • Electronic medical record

  • HL7 Tool

  • Practice / hospital management system

  • Standards

  • Also don't forget to check out Demonstrating Open-Source Healthcare Solutions (DOHCS) conference in Southern California this February. And if you're still reading this, email us for free tickets if you'd like to attend (medgadget *at* medgadget *dot* com). We have 5 easter eggs to give away to our readers.

    (hat tip: LinuxMedNews)

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    The overview has just been updated:

    - more than 70 FOSS projects are listed
    - if available the RSS feed of each project is linked
    - the following categories are available now:

    For details see my post here.


    Posted by: Free Medical Software
    on January 19, 2008 03:25 PM GMT

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